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t'Student Council has giv- en me the opportunity to organize and participate in many school activities. Studies are important but having fun by becoming involved is just as essen- O . - Karen MOSCl llO Above: Identification cards have many practical uses for students as Colleen Groom, Diane Altieri, Ksenla Kyzyk, and Francine Conelli will soon discover. Center left: Before leaving for Christmas vacation junior class president Meg Kiely distributes poinsettias to faculty members. Center rlghf: Junior publicity chairperson Florinda Hilger addresses her classmates on upcoming events at a class meeting. Far rlght: Council members Qynne Char- boneau, Beth Annunziata, Caroline Far- george, and Megan Drotar listen intently during a meeting. Right: While caroling, Student Council President Francine Conelli passes on her Christmas spirit to a resident of Arden House, 416fStudent Council
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Prism has given me a ' greater appreciation of a I wide variety of writing forms. -Andrea Morrison - gk Above: Open to new suggestions, editor- in-cnief Sue Stacnelczyk plans the next issue of Aleihea. Far left: In tne search for material for Prism, Paula Reynolds delves into poetic entries. Center: Sports editor Erika Olmsted con- fers witn Sr. Susan Marie about ner section of tne newspaper. Left: Juniors Katie Burke, Janyce Murphy, and Maureen Downey ponder over the rnony Prlsm submissions. nk J' .Q 4 AietneafPrismf1 '15
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I .L...flL Leadership: an inherent trait No Sweet tooth could resist the scrumptious event of Februory. A jdr of goodies filled to the rim woited to be eoten GS girls ot- tempted to guess how mony mouth-wotering condies it con- toined. 200-270-300. The sugory surprise of 299 irresistoble condies wos devoured by winners Megdn Drotor ond Gino Molerbo. New octivities credited to Stu- dent Council included these cre- otive events-of-the-month. Every month o new contest wos invent- ed ollowing eoch closs o fdir chonce ot receiving o point. Council olso sponsored ex- chonge doy with Notre Dome ond Sdint Mory. Selected girls olso visited these schools in Febru- ory. Koren Gollogher comment- ed, lt wos o lot of fun ond it gdve me the opportunity to meet new people ond see how other schools operote. No motter whot the dctivity wos thot Student Council spon- sored, without o doubt President Frdncine Conelli, Vice-president Kdren Ivioschio, Secretory Tricio Biondi, ond Tredsurer Morgoret- Mory Donohue worked responsi- bly ond creotively to guorontee o veor of fun ond success. Student Councilfl 17
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